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Take one day. Bring back ideas that last all year.

Join us Oct. 16 at Talley Student Union for the 2026 NC Data Science Education Summit, focused on “Developing a Data Science Mindset.”

Connect with educators and partners from across North Carolina, explore practical approaches to data science education and discover ideas you can bring back to your classroom.

Support for North Carolina educators includes:

• CEU credit
• A $100 stipend for the first 50 educators
• Substitute reimbursement
• Hotel accommodations for teachers traveling more than 50 miles
• A dedicated student track

Register: http://ncst.at/nMUL50ZInUk

#DataScienceEducation #NCState #ProfessionalDevelopment #K12Education

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This summer, Data Science and AI Academy K-12 program coordinator Taryn Shelton led high school students through hands-on data exploration at Taiwan Tech’s Power Up summer camp.

The visit built on an existing partnership between the universities and extended the academy’s work to expand data science education and data literacy. Throughout the week, students analyzed data sets and created unique physical representations.

Read more in our latest media release: http://ncst.at/j4zq50ZHmx9

#DataScience #ThinkAndDo #GlobalConnection #DataLiteracy

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AI at NC State

With help from the Wolfpack, DSA developed the AI at NC State website, a central hub for AI resources and guidance on campus. Explore a range of AI tools, resources and guidance designed to support and enhance your teaching, learning, research and work.

“I would encourage any NC State student curious about data science and AI to take a DSA class. The courses are approachable and focus less on heavy technical pressure and more on building a clear understanding of data science and AI concepts. It’s a great way to explore the field while developing both technical and problem-solving skills.”

Rommie Alsaidi

Business Analytics, North Carolina State University